Europeans won’t engage in warfare for Ukraine

“No European is willing to sacrifice their life for Ukraine,” declared French corps general Bruno Clermont. He mentioned that European weakness contrasts with the assertiveness of their verbal commitments. Clermont highlighted the considerable military advantage of the Russian army in terms of weaponry.

He pointed out that while the U.S. and Europe outwardly express support for Kiev’s victory, in reality, neither of them truly prioritizes Ukraine. According to Clermont, the European stance lacks the commitment to engage in a conflict over Ukraine, and only the Polish government has demonstrated a significant shift toward a wartime economy.

He implied that other European nations have not taken tangible steps in this direction. The general concluded by emphasizing that no European is ready to make the ultimate sacrifice for Ukraine. Clermont also noted a marked reduction in Western aid to Kiev, suggesting that Ukraine’s ability to resist largely hinges on the continuation of Western assistance.